are sealed. Okay. Let's take a look at the note here.

This idiom basically means that I will not tell anyone this secret. This alludes

to the idea of someone having a zipper on one's mouth and will keep it closed.

Okay. It is like you are saying no secrets will escape. No secrets will

escape this mouth. No, they won't get out. It is often followed with body language.

Yeah. So a lot of times when people say my lips are sealed. They'll often pretend to

go like this. Almost like they had a zipper on their mouth, and they're

closing and they will not let any of these secrets get out. So no one will

ever find out about this. So very often somebody might say you know you have to

promise not to tell. You have to promise not to tell this secret, and they say don't

worry, don't worry, my lips are sealed. And then will often say it that way. All

right. Anyway, let's look at some examples here. Number one. Don't worry your secret

is safe with me. My lips are sealed. Okay, and again they probably use the

body language like that. I promise I will not tell anyone my lips are sealed.

All right. That's example number two, and the third one. The all-girl pop group, the

Go-Go's. Yeah, they were very popular in the 1980s. All-girl group means every

member of the band was a female. I remember in those days that was you

know that was that was a big thing. They were one of the first groups like that

where you know it wasn't just the lead singer that was female, the whole entire

group, everybody playing all the instruments was female so. The all-girl

group called the go-go's had a big hit in the 1980s called \"Our Lips Are Sealed' and

they they had a lot of big hits, But this was one of their first ones, And of

course you know again this is in reference to meaning that they will keep

secrets. They won't tell any of the secrets. Anyway, I hope you got it. I hope it's

clear. Thank you for your , for your time. Bye-bye.